"This year we had so many vendors approach the team at Distinctive Assets wanting to be a part of the gift bag," the spokesperson for Distinctive Assets said. "There are also several luxury items included which really boost up the value." Check out the …

Working with the fledgling ministry, Nason said she and her husband, Ward, were surprised to learn that a bed is considered a luxury item for some individuals and families. As the Nasons and other volunteers made their deliveries, they learned that …

They help companies that put together the luxury events and companies that publicize their products at them — and they often cost the companies that donate the swag a load of money. "People say, 'Wait, you make money from your swag bags?' and I tell …

Bardopoulos says that a multi-tier system could include applying a higher rate to luxury items such as CDs, movies and cigars, while still keeping the standard rate at 14% to ensure a level playing field between the different wealth groups. What a …

The pregnant socialite was spotted on another shopping trip, purchasing even more items for her baby's nursery. After spending time looking at soft furnishings, Tamara left the shop, Nursery Window, with three bags to put in the back of her expensive car.

Especially for those of us with products to sell. If we want to drive … So why is it that consumers can't resist the two-for-one offer, whether it applies to bottles of extra virgin olive oil at the grocery store or ultra-luxury vacations to exotic …

Financially, shared rather than individual menu items make sense, with potentially much higher margins and fewer staff required because customers are serving themselves. “It's much more cost-effective to do a share dish,” says John Fink, owner and …

Contributing to the price creep was the equipment, including such luxury car items as adaptive cruise control, rear seat entertainment (with separate screens for both the second and third row seats in the Suburban), navigation, four-wheel drive, power …

These newly rich mainlanders are spending more money on luxury items: a Julius Baer survey in June notes that Chinese now view designer clothes, vintage wines and botox as "a way of life and not just the occasional purchase of a good or service".